in/on black

[allthewayanime]

Which preposition should I choose:

e.g. I would like to have another T-shirt on/in black.

[JohnParis]

choose "in"

John

[bhaisahab]

Which preposition should I choose:

e.g. I would like to have another T-shirt on/in black.

"in"

[emsr2d2]

Clothes come in different colours, styles, sizes etc.

Do you have this T-shirt in black?
Do you have these boots in a size 6?
I bought the same shirt in three different colours.
I need a pair of jeans this colour and this length but in a slightly different style.

[sumon.]

Clothes come in different colours, styles, sizes etc.

Do you have this T-shirt in black?
Do you have these boots in a size 6?
I bought the same shirt in three different colours.
I need a pair of jeans this colour and this length but in a slightly different style.

wow, great !

I would be a bit noisy. Can I use in or of before this colour. Such as, I need a pair of jeans in this colour and this length but in a slightly different style.

[bhaisahab]

wow, great !

I would be a bit noisy. Can I use in or of before this colour. Such as, I need a pair of jeans in this colour and this length but in a slightly different style.

"I need a pair of jeans in this colour and this length but in a slightly different style." This is correct.

[emsr2d2]

I would be a bit noisy.

I don't know what you meant by that.

[sumon.]

Actually, I meant a little bit annoying.